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 The COVID-19 epidemic has jolted the world, touching the lives of innumerable towns, families, and kids. The catastrophe that erupted was unprepared for by society. As a result of households' unequal access to technology, pillars such as educational equality have suffered. The education system has been challenged all around the world, but we must remember that with each crisis comes a chance for development. There are significant issues that are getting more intense as a result of the current global crisis. There are currently few stable impact solutions for regions and nations experiencing substantial issues with dependable internet connections and access to digital gadgets. We also have a very little grasp of how teachers, students, and parents are dealing with these new working methods. There is little or no evidence of cross-national collaboration, despite the fact that there is an ideal chance to do so, and instructors have been forced to utilize an unprepared system. As a re...

 The Philippines is one of the most disaster-prone countries on the planet. Natural catastrophes occur on an annual basis, ranging from typhoons to earthquakes, flash floods, and volcanic eruptions, with or without notice. The area's development and advancement have always been difficult. Then the COVID-19 epidemic occurred. In recent memory, the Philippines has not had an outbreak of the magnitude of COVID-19. With a dearth of infrastructure and the conveniences that many other nations take for granted, the Philippines is unprepared to deal with a disease of such magnitude. But, as a people, Filipinos have always been considered to be incredibly resilient. We are so accustomed to natural disasters that we have grown to expect them. It's something we brush off, move on from, and joke about. In Filipino culture, there is a notion known as bayanihan, which signifies communal solidarity and collaboration. Bayanihan is a Filipino characteristic that is most visible at times of adve...

Dear President Duterte,           I believed you in 2016 when you claimed you would. You were supposed to put an end to the corruption in our country. You were supposed to put an end to the Philippines' catastrophic presidential cycle. I noticed that you were unlike prior leaders in our country. I thought you were the driving force for change in the Philippines. I was entirely wrong.           You did a lot for our country, both good and bad, but the negative is more memorable to me since it had a bigger influence on me. Yes, I think that a drug war is a good idea, but I disagree with how you're going about doing it. Did you forget that criminals are human beings as well? Human rights are being trampled by the so-called "war on drugs." The government has admitted to 6,000 extrajudicial executions, which is far too many to be morally acceptable. The ongoing pandemic is your opportunity to redeem yourself, to show that you...

            Hi I'm Ralph Jethro Arizabal and I live in Pantay Fatima, Vigan City. I was born on March 28, 2006. Born to love you. I did not like the taste of coffee when i was young but now i see its importance. I don't know how to sing and dance but know how to clap for someone who does. I may not be the most talented or interesting person but if you want a good conversation you can always tell me. I am an expert in cooking pancit canton and my favorite flavor is sweet and spicy. I believe in saying "Chase excellence and success will follow". Playing online games is my specialty. I am Top Global No. 4 Lancelot, I want to use Lancelot.          In terms of personality, I'm pleasant and caring person to be around. I promise there will never be a time when you don't have a smile on your face, and I'll always be here to provide a shoulder and listen to your problems. To be honest, I'm the type of person that is a little power hung...